Mofos Selects Gianna Dior as September's 'MFX-Factor'

Mofos Selects Gianna Dior as September's 'MFX-Factor'

LOS ANGELES — Mofos has chosen Gianna Dior as its “MFX-Factor” for the month of September.

Dior, a newbie to the biz, is featured in an MFX-Factor scene that has gone live on Mofos.com.

“I’m super excited to be a part of the MFX family,” Gianna Dior told Trendzz, which first reported the news.

“This is my first girl-of-the-month title and I feel like it’s a huge step in my career,” Dior said.

Roger Thoters, Mofos’ marketing director, explained the studio started MFX as a way of showcasing the hottest up-and-comers in the industry.

“And since Gianna is one of the hottest rookies around, we knew we had to act quickly and make her an MFX-Factor because she’s going to be a huge star in a matter of months, if not sooner,” Thoters said.

Thoters went on to say, “Gianna did a ‘Don’t Break Me Scene’ in June and a ‘Share My BF’ scene with Aidra Fox in July. Both were smash hits with our members and she was so easy to work with that we were thrilled to give her a featured scene.”

In Dior’s MFX-Factor scene, Mofos invites viewers to come spend the as Dior goes off to her ballet class and show how flexible she is in real life.  

“Gianna is a joy to work with and we think that really comes through in the scene. She obviously has the looks to be one of the most popular performers in the adult industry, but her professionalism and commitment to quality is going to take her places. We’re already looking forward to the next time we get to work with her,” Thoters said.

When asked why she thinks she was chosen, Dior said, “I think my personality? I’m not really worried about the why. Doing porn makes me happier than anything ever has and I’m just extremely thankful for every job I get and I make sure I show up with a positive attitude every time.”

Dior went on to say, “It’s really easy to show up to a Mofos shoot with a positive attitude because I love their style. It’s very artsy and creative. The whole team is super professional and easy to work with.”

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